Supreme Court of Alabama· 8/2/1956
Sloss v. State
Citations
- 264 Ala. 680
- 89 So. 2d 174
- 1956 Ala. LEXIS 441
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- “We think the claimed deduction is only allowable when the amount paid is for taxes imposed on the person paying it, who is the taxpayer on whom the tax as such is primarily laid by the United States.”
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Judges: Livingston, Stakely, Merrill
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- Phillips v. CommissionerSupreme Court· 1931-05-25· cited 930×
- Sanger v. UptonSupreme Court· 1875-11-29· cited 277×
- Arrowsmith v. CommissionerSupreme Court· 1952-12-08· cited 259×
- Magruder v. SuppleeSupreme Court· 1942-06-01· cited 152×
- Phillips-Jones Corp. v. ParmleySupreme Court· 1937-12-06· cited 55×
- Morton v. National BankSupreme Court of Alabama· 1954-08-30· cited 31×
- Ex Parte MortonSupreme Court of Alabama· 1954-08-30· cited 26×
- Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. BreyerThird Circuit· 1945-08-31· cited 25×
- Nunan v. GreenEighth Circuit· 1945-01-08· cited 8×
- United States v. Kensington Shipyard & Drydock Corp. (Two Cases)Third Circuit· 1951-03-02· cited 6×
- Harrison v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueFifth Circuit· 1949-04-04· cited 6×
- Boothton Coal Mining Co. v. Tennessee Coal, Iron & R.Supreme Court of Alabama· 1952-10-16· cited 5×
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